Forum adverts like this one are shown to any user who is not logged in. Join us by filling out a tiny 3 field form and you will get your own, free, dakka user account which gives a good range of benefits to you:
No adverts like this in the forums anymore.
Times and dates in your local timezone.
Full tracking of what you have read so you can skip to your first unread post, easily see what has changed since you last logged in, and easily see what is new at a glance.
Email notifications for threads you want to watch closely.
Being a part of the oldest wargaming community on the net.
If you are already a member then feel free to login now.
2012/09/21 04:34:25
Subject: The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
I Realize Today I've Done You A Disservice WARNING: This post may be painful for those in the profession to read.
For over a year and a half now, the first thing anyone visiting my little blog garden has seen under the headline at the top of the page is the promise that the question of "why does my prescription take so damn long to fill" will be answered. Tonight I looked over this blogs archives and realized it was a promise not kept. While many topics have been covered here, and you have been provided with ample evidence of how drugstore workday life does indeed warp the mind, the question of why it took 2 hours for you to get 20 Vicodin has remained unanswered. I can't help but to think there may be someone out there who has been logging on every day for the last 18 months hoping in vain for this mystery to be solved. Should such a person exist, I offer my humble apologies. To everyone else, I offer the following prescription scenario:
You come to the counter. I am on the phone with a drunk dude who wants the phone number to the grocery store next door. After I instruct him on the virtues of 411, you tell me your doctor was to phone in your prescription to me. Your doctor hasn't, and you're unwilling to wait until he does. Being in a generous mood, I call your doctors office and am put on hold for 5 minutes, then informed that your prescription was phoned in to my competitor on the other side of town. Phoning the competitor, I am immediately put on hold for 5 minutes before speaking to a clerk, who puts me back on hold to wait for the pharmacist. Your prescription is then transferred to me, and now I have to get the 2 phone calls that have been put on hold while this was being done. Now I return to the counter to ask if we've ever filled prescriptions for you before. For some reason, you think that "for you" means "for your cousin" and you answer my question with a "yes", whereupon I go the computer and see you are not on file.
The phone rings.
You have left to do something very important, such as browse through the monster truck magazines, and do not hear the three PA announcements requesting that you return to the pharmacy. You return eventually, expecting to pick up the finished prescription.....
The phone rings.
......only to find out that I need to ask your address, phone number, date of birth, if you have any allergies and insurance coverage. You tell me you're allergic to codeine. Since the prescription is for Vicodin I ask you what exactly codeine did to you when you took it. You say it made your stomach hurt and I roll my eyes and write down "no known allergies" You tell me......
The phone rings.
.....you have insurance and spend the next 5 minutes looking for your card. You give up and expect me to be able to file your claim anyway. I call my competitor and am immediately put on hold. Upon reaching a human, I ask them what insurance they have on file for you. I get the information and file your claim, which is rejected because you changed jobs 6 months ago. An donkey-cave barges his way to the counter to ask where the bread is.
The phone rings.
I inform you that the insurance the other pharmacy has on file for you isn't working. You produce a card in under 10 seconds that you seemed to be unable to find before. What you were really doing was hoping your old insurance would still work because it had a lower copay. Your new card prominently displays the logo of Nebraska Blue Cross, and although Nebraska Blue cross does in fact handle millions of prescription claims every day, for the group you belong to, the claim should go to a company called Caremark, whose logo is nowhere on the card.
The phone rings.
A lady comes to the counter wanting to know why the cherry flavored antacid works better than the lemon cream flavored antacid. What probably happened is that she had a milder case of heartburn when she took the cherry flavored brand, as they both use the exact same ingredient in the same strength. She will not be satisfied though until I confirm her belief that the cherry flavored brand is the superior product. I file your claim with Caremark, who rejects it because you had a 30 day supply of Vicodin filled 15 days ago at another pharmacy. You swear to me on your mother's'....
The phone rings.
.......life that you did not have a Vicodin prescription filled recently. I call Caremark and am immediately placed on hold. The most beautiful woman on the planet walks buy and notices not a thing. She has never talked to a pharmacist and never will. Upon reaching a human at Caremark, I am informed that the Vicodin prescription was indeed filled at another of my competitors. When I tell you this, you say you got hydrocodone there, not Vicodin. Another little part of me dies.
The phone rings.
It turns out that a few days after your doctor wrote your last prescription, he told you to take it more frequently, meaning that what Caremark thought was a 30-day supply is indeed a 15 day supply with the new instructions. I call your doctor's office to confirm this and am immediately placed on hold. I call Caremark to get an override and am immediately placed on hold. My laser printer has a paper jam. It's time for my pharmacy tech to go to lunch. Caremark issues the override and your claim goes though. Your insurance saves you 85 cents off the regular price of the prescription.
The phone rings.
At the cash register you sign....
The phone rings.
......the acknowledgement that you received a copy of my HIPAA policy and that I offered the required OBRA counseling for new prescriptions. You remark that you're glad that your last pharmacist told you you shouldn't take over the counter Tylenol along with the Vicodin, and that the acetaminophen you're taking instead seems to be working pretty well. I break the news to you that Tylenol is simply a brand name for acetaminophen and you don't believe me. You fumble around for 2 minutes looking for your checkbook and spend another 2 minutes making out a check for four dollars and sixty seven cents. You ask why the tablets look different than those you got at the other pharmacy. I explain that they are from a different manufacturer. Tomorrow you'll be back to tell me they don't work as well.
Now imagine this wasn't you at all, but the person who dropped off their prescription three people ahead of you, and you'll start to have an idea why.....your prescription takes so damn long to fill.
A year and a half late, but a promise kept. I feel better about myself already.
... The phone rings... ... The phone rings... dammit
This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2012/09/22 10:06:54
Live Ork, Be Ork. or D'Ork!
2012/09/21 04:56:41
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
I've been on a (very weak) blood pressure medication for the last couple months to get my BP down from the 140 over 90-something that it's been my entire life down to a much more manageable 124 over 84. Maybe it's because it's not a narcotic, or something, but the first time I went in, I realized that I didn't have my prescription card, apologized, and told them I'd be back. Every time since then, they've had the prescription filled within 15 minutes. I want to say one time they had it filled within about 6-7.
Waiting for my shill money from Spiral Arm Studios
Costco got my prescription in 15 minutes...
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
I've been on a (very weak) blood pressure medication for the last couple months to get my BP down from the 140 over 90-something that it's been my entire life down to a much more manageable 124 over 84. Maybe it's because it's not a narcotic, or something, but the first time I went in, I realized that I didn't have my prescription card, apologized, and told them I'd be back. Every time since then, they've had the prescription filled within 15 minutes. I want to say one time they had it filled within about 6-7.
I've never had one of these nightmare scenarios.
They say the don't do "this"... but they do take care of their "favorite" customers.
But that's true in life generally... treat everyone with respect and understanding, and usually it's reciprocated.
Live Ork, Be Ork. or D'Ork!
2012/09/21 08:24:26
Subject: The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
About 15 years ago I worked as a tech in a small apothecary. My boss was an absolute slave driver, my mother was the managing pharmacist. Including the daily fill for the residents (it was in a adult retirement community, but we had a storefront) walk-ins, refills, and some mail order we did about 400 scripts a day with 2 pharmacists and 6 techs. That was a lot back then and we didn't have the level of automation now present in some pharmacies. It seemed like I had to call EVERY persons insurance who wasn't a resident. I can't remember exactly but I want to say the last pharmacy my mother worked at was doing over 500 scripts a shift. For some reason in my head that seems both very high and very low. Let's say between 300-700 on the extremes with one pharmacist and one tech. People wonder why thier scripts take so long to fill when the lobby is empty apparently not realizing how many refills, call ins, and drop offs are being worked on.
I used to hate ordering from cardinal even more than calling insurance.
Avatar 720 wrote: You see, to Auston, everyone is a Death Star; there's only one way you can take it and that's through a small gap at the back.
Powder Burns wrote:what they need to make is a fullsize leatherman, like 14" long folded, with a bone saw, notches for bowstring, signaling flare, electrical hand crank generator, bolt cutters..
2012/09/21 09:06:40
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
A while back back I worked as outsourced support for a pharmacy benefit manager. There were 2 distinctly different jobs with different training and skills, and I worked both of them. The first element was taking calls from people who had insurance and wanted to know if they hit their deductible, why X wasn't covered, why their copay went up, etc etc. Other times we'd be pulled from that, assuming we were trained, to be the people you (Whembly) would call when you want to confirm benefits, get a lost override, that sort of thing. The second job was both harder and easier: our QA and monitoring was much stricter on that end (so it was technically more difficult) but the actual "customers" (pharmacists) were much easier since they never argued; they were much too busy and they could just tell customers to call their insurance. The calls were very fast but graded much more strictly.
Going back to the first element, it wasn't easy, just different. I once had a call from a woman who says UPS threw her 90 day supply of pills onto her porch despite her calling them several times to ask they not do this. Her dog found them, ate them, and died. So not only was she sobbing to begin with, I had to tell her that (for reasons not important) we couldn't put in a lost override: she'd need to get a new RX and pay it out of pocket, since it had already been "covered". The pills were hundreds of dollars at cost out of pocket.
I frequently got calls from women who were treated like garbage for trying to get their birth control filled, at least 2 or so a week for this. One woman called me crying because her 15 year old daughter had gotten an RX for birth control to control her endometriosis, and the pharmacist had not only refused to fill it, but (allegedly) called her a whore and threw her out of the store when she pushed back on it. I don't mean to threadjack, but my experience working here made me realize that there are some sections of this country where the religious element is completely out of fething control (no, I'm not lumping in the vastly larger percentage of Christians who know it's not their place to judge so don't pretend I did please).
If I ran things, any pharmacist who refused to dispense a medication (they stocked) for non-medical grounds would lose their license. It's unbelievable that this goes on in America today. Go be a priest if you wish to roll like that.
Anyway, the job was a total meat grinder. I don't know of anyone who worked there for longer then 3 years, and most people washed out in a year or less. It was just an awful job for awful pay and psychically ruinous.
edited for many, many typos
This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2012/09/21 09:38:23
lord_blackfang wrote: Respect to the guy who subscribed just to post a massive ASCII dong in the chat and immediately get banned.
Flinty wrote: The benefit of slate is that its.actually a.rock with rock like properties. The downside is that it's a rock
2012/09/21 09:44:23
Subject: The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
I frequently got calls from women who were treated like garbage for trying to get their birth control filled, at least 2 or so a week for this. One woman called me crying because her 15 year old daughter had gotten an RX for birth control to control her endometriosis, and the pharmacist had not only refused to fill it, but (allegedly) called her a whore and threw her out of the store when she pushed back on it. I don't mean to threadjack, but my experience working here made me realize that there are some sections of this country where the religious element is completely out of fething control (no, I'm not lumping in the vastly larger percentage of Christians who know it's not their place to judge so don't pretend I did please).
I don't doubt the truth of this story at all, but I am surprised that some states has passed laws that allow refusal to fill on religious grounds. As medical professionals they should be more concerned over the care of the patient than thier personal beliefs. Refusal to fill for anything other than drug interaction or forged scripts should force a review by the state board. Additionally a professional that calls a 15 year old a whore at thier place of business should face at least some monetary penalty from that poor girls family, I only advocate suing because beating the gak out of offensive people has a better chance of legal repurcussions these days.
Avatar 720 wrote: You see, to Auston, everyone is a Death Star; there's only one way you can take it and that's through a small gap at the back.
Powder Burns wrote:what they need to make is a fullsize leatherman, like 14" long folded, with a bone saw, notches for bowstring, signaling flare, electrical hand crank generator, bolt cutters..
2012/09/21 15:51:36
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Waiting for my shill money from Spiral Arm Studios
Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the perscription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
Grey Templar wrote: Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the perscription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
NO ONE should be treated like a pariah for trying to obtain legal medication. If your beliefs impact my life, then you've just become immoral in my book.
Grey Templar wrote: Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the perscription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
NO ONE should be treated like a pariah for trying to obtain legal medication. If your beliefs impact my life, then you've just become immoral in my book.
But your beliefs are now impacting my life because I believe I am facilitating the muder of unborn children.
See how this goes both ways?
We can play the "Your stepping on my beliefs, no your stepping on my beliefs" all day long.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
azazel the cat wrote: Every time I've needed a prescription, it's taken about 10-15 minutes. Those damned pharmacists fill the little bottles too slowly!
Seriously, 10-15 minutes. Step up to the counter, hand them your health card and your prescription. That's all.
Oh, wait. You're talking about a different system, aren't you?
Works exactly that way for me, too.
DA:70S+G+M+B++I++Pw40k08+D++A++/fWD-R+T(M)DM+
2012/09/21 16:14:07
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
azazel the cat wrote: Every time I've needed a prescription, it's taken about 10-15 minutes. Those damned pharmacists fill the little bottles too slowly!
Seriously, 10-15 minutes. Step up to the counter, hand them your health card and your prescription. That's all.
Oh, wait. You're talking about a different system, aren't you?
Works exactly that way for me, too.
Costco, 15 minutes tops. If you have your prescription atuomatically set up it can be instantanious.
And if your prescription is at a different costco, 1 hour tops for a transfer.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
Grey Templar wrote: Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the perscription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
NO ONE should be treated like a pariah for trying to obtain legal medication. If your beliefs impact my life, then you've just become immoral in my book.
But your beliefs are now impacting my life because I believe I am facilitating the muder of unborn children.
See how this goes both ways?
We can play the "Your stepping on my beliefs, no your stepping on my beliefs" all day long.
You've a good point there in the end. And yet I compromise my morality every day by not stabbing people I consider stupid. People, in fits of moral rage, kill others in their God's name.
At any rate, your hypothetical beliefs are wrong (and in more ways than one), but mainly because you're not even facilitating murder, you're helping a girl with endomeitriosis. Having known women who've had to deal with that, I kind of want to punch someone just hearing that this happened.
Automatically Appended Next Post: I guess what I'm trying to say is that she wasn't having her beliefs stepped upon, she was having her health stepped upon. It wasn't him believing contraception is bad versus her believing she had endomeitriosis. Facts keep being facts no matter how much you believe in them.
That's precisely where the line is drawn, and he's stepped over it.
This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2012/09/21 16:17:50
Grey Templar wrote: Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the perscription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
NO ONE should be treated like a pariah for trying to obtain legal medication. If your beliefs impact my life, then you've just become immoral in my book.
But your beliefs are now impacting my life because I believe I am facilitating the muder of unborn children.
See how this goes both ways?
We can play the "Your stepping on my beliefs, no your stepping on my beliefs" all day long.
You've a good point there in the end. And yet I compromise my morality every day by not stabbing people I consider stupid. People, in fits of moral rage, kill others in their God's name.
At any rate, your hypothetical beliefs are wrong (and in more ways than one), but mainly because you're not even facilitating murder, you're helping a girl with endomeitriosis. Having known women who've had to deal with that, I kind of want to punch someone just hearing that this happened.
If she taking it for endomeitriosis I personally would have no problem with that. Taking it for birth control is what i would consider immoral.
Of course it depends on the type of birth control. If its the kind that prevents the fertilized egg from implanting on the wall, I consider that to be murder.
If it just prevents fertilization in the first place its ok.
I believe that you have a human at the moment of conception, anything that happens after that is murder.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
Grey Templar wrote: Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the prescription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
If your profession is healthcare your personal beliefs come after the patients health, otherwise you are in the wrong profession. If a pharmacist thinks filling a prescription to control endometriosis is immoral they are in the wrong line of work.
I suppose you would support the pharmacist if he believed heart disease was God's will and refused to fill medications to control heart disease too?
Avatar 720 wrote: You see, to Auston, everyone is a Death Star; there's only one way you can take it and that's through a small gap at the back.
Powder Burns wrote:what they need to make is a fullsize leatherman, like 14" long folded, with a bone saw, notches for bowstring, signaling flare, electrical hand crank generator, bolt cutters..
2012/09/21 16:22:49
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Waiting for my shill money from Spiral Arm Studios
Faulty logic, since nobody believes that.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
If I was a pharmacist, and my day went like this every day, I would come up with a system to fix it!
1) Why is your phone ringing so much? If most of these calls are not actually money-making calls (as in, directions to your pharmacy, number for the grocery store you are in, etc.) Then a pretty cheap computer/answering system would resolve that. "Thank you for calling XYZ Pharmacy located in ABC Grocery store at 123 Main St. For general inquiries, including directions to the store, please dial 555-1234 (which is the number to the grocery store). To speak with a pharmacist about your perscription, press 1." Which then rings your actual phone. If most of the calls do actually make the pharmacy money, then hire someone to answer your phone, it should pay for itself.
2) Why is your computer, that you need to use for every single person that drops off a prescription, to far away for you to type in their name/DOB while they are at the window? Move the computer by the window. Also, if people get the question "Have we filled a perscription for you before" wrong so often, then just ask for name/DOB and if you find them then pull it up, otherwise you have filled in 2 of the required fields.
3) Why make insurance so complicated? If they have their insurance card handy, then file it with their insurance company, if not then offer to let them file it themselves. They will soon realize that that is a big hassle, and will have their card next time or they will realize that prescription insurance isn't saving them much and quit paying so much for it. If they forgot their credit card at home, but had cash, would you take the cash and just call it a day? How about if my credit card was maxed out? Of course, so why make insurance so complicated if insurance won't pay the claim because they only cover meds every 30 days and it was 2 weeks ago, give the guy the insurance companies number and let him deal with it with them, just like you would for a maxed out credit card. All the while, doing this with a smile on your face, agreeing that credit card companies, insurance companies, etc. are idiots and they should be the first on the wall when the revolution comes.
4) Why are you having to make so many phone calls? Most of these should be handled by the customer. I, as the customer, will never learn how to do things better if you never tell me and you just handle it. All I learn is that your pharmacy sure takes a long time to fill prescriptions. Tell me that my doctor sent the prescription to the wrong pharmacy. Have me call the other pharmacy or my doctor to take care of it, then I learn the correct pharmacy to have it sent to and don't make the mistake the next time.
All that you are doing, by enabling the customers behavior, is causing long delays at your pharmacy. You may even become known as the pharmacy that does everything for you, and will take care of the problem, which then brings in all the customers that are willing to wait an hour for a prescription, because you are doing everything, meanwhile the rest of us are going to your competitor who fills in 10 minutes. He gets 10 to 20 customers an hour and you get 5. You work harder, he makes more money.
If you move some of that workload onto me, then I learn how to make everything faster for next time. If you do this with a smile and an offer to help in any way you can, all the while having me make the phone call and talk to the people (I won't need your help on anything other than the phone number of your pharmacy) then we become a team. You are on my side, against that big monstrous medilcal conglomerate of doctors, insurance companies, and other pharmacies that are trying to keep us from having a good day! Combine that with the fact that fills take minutes instead of hours, and I'm a repeat customer.
DS:70S++G+MB-IPw40k10#+D++++A+/aWD-R+T(D)DM+
2012/09/21 16:40:39
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Powder Burns wrote:what they need to make is a fullsize leatherman, like 14" long folded, with a bone saw, notches for bowstring, signaling flare, electrical hand crank generator, bolt cutters..
2012/09/21 16:45:18
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Generally speaking, you can't, as a medical professional say "I won't treat other religions or races", at least not without some professional consequence, even if it is losing one's license to practice. It has been deemed to important to allow such factors to interfere in the practice of medicine.
Amidst the mists and coldest frosts he thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts.
2012/09/21 16:47:55
Subject: Re:The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Grey Templar wrote: Still, you shouldn't be forced to do something you believe is immoral.
Calling someone a whore is wrong, but I think refusal to fill the perscription is perfectly fine. Come back at another time with a different pharmacist.
NO ONE should be treated like a pariah for trying to obtain legal medication. If your beliefs impact my life, then you've just become immoral in my book.
But your beliefs are now impacting my life because I believe I am facilitating the muder of unborn children.
See how this goes both ways?
We can play the "Your stepping on my beliefs, no your stepping on my beliefs" all day long.
No we can't, because there are sick people who need help.
The general opinion of modern society is that medical staff must hold the well being of the patient as their central concern.
People who, for religious reasons, do not want to dispense particular drugs, have many other careers open to them.
It makes as much sense for a muslim or jew or vegetarian to become a pork butcher, then refuse to sell his goods to customers.
You seem to think it's ok to withhold services based on one moral claim but not another? That's faulty logic.
If someone genuinely believed that, we would have to make allowances.
However, nobody believes that so its a bad argument.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
Waiting for my shill money from Spiral Arm Studios
And if I was, in the event of a request for a particular method I find immoral I would say "I won't fill this for you as it violates my personal beliefs. I'll gladly go get my coworker Joe who has no problem with it if you wish. We also have condoms in aisle 4 if you would like a cheaper alternative with no waiting."
This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2012/09/21 16:55:35
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
Dakka Bingo! By Ouze "You are the best at flying things"-Kanluwen
"Further proof that Purple is a fething brilliant super villain " -KingCracker
"Purp.. Im pretty sure I have a gun than can reach you...."-Nicorex
"That's not really an apocalypse. That's just Europe."-Grakmar
"almost as good as winning free cake at the tea drinking contest for an Englishman." -Reds8n
Seal up your lips and give no words but mum.
Equip, Reload. Do violence.
Watch for Gerry.
2012/09/21 17:01:34
Subject: The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Powder Burns wrote:what they need to make is a fullsize leatherman, like 14" long folded, with a bone saw, notches for bowstring, signaling flare, electrical hand crank generator, bolt cutters..
2012/09/21 17:01:41
Subject: The answer as to why your prescription Takes so damn long to fill
Waiting for my shill money from Spiral Arm Studios
Everyone with a differing belief seems petty from my point of view. I'm sure my beliefs are petty from other PoVs too. I couldn't care less.
Self-proclaimed evil Cat-person. Dues Ex Felines
Cato Sicarius, after force feeding Captain Ventris a copy of the Codex Astartes for having the audacity to play Deathwatch, chokes to death on his own D-baggery after finding Calgar assembling his new Eldar army.
